In a Snowflake Schema, how are dimension tables organized?
- Dimension tables are organized in a flat, denormalized structure
- Dimension tables are organized in a hierarchical, normalized structure
- Each dimension table is directly connected to the fact table
- Fact table is organized in a snowflake pattern
In a Snowflake Schema, dimension tables are organized in a hierarchical, normalized structure. Unlike a Star Schema, where dimension tables are directly connected to the fact table, Snowflake Schema allows for a more normalized representation of data, reducing redundancy.
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